Stefanos Tsitsipas’ ‘Unfair Behaviour’ Slammed by Lacoste CEO as He Makes Novak Djokovic Bias Evident in a Weird Message

The ongoing ATP Finals has both the fans and even the players in dilemma about who could win and make their way further. The same was the case with Novak Djokovic as well. The Serbian came into the tournament with high hopes but he did not have the campaigns that he possibly wanted. However, Jannik Sinner saved the day for the Serbian as he ensured the Djoker’s qualification into the semis.

Reacting to the whole scenario, the CEO of Lacoste came ahead and showed his allegiance with the Serbian as he hailed ‘future champ’ Sinner. Not only this, he also went ahead to slam Stefanos Tsitsipas for his error in the tournament.

Lacoste CEO shows his allegiance with Novak Djokovic and slams Stefanos Tsitsipas

In a dramatic turn of events at the ATP Finals, Jannik Sinner seized victory and made a perfect 100% win record in Turin. Earlier in the tournament, Stefanos Tsitsipas’ unexpected retirement after just three games against Holger Rune shifted the dynamics of the tournament. This exit from Tsitsipas, due to injury, sent shockwaves through the tennis world, especially with the future of the tournament’s top seed, Novak Djokovic.

Talking about the whole thing, the CEO of Lacoste, Guibert Thierry, took to Twitter to talk about the ongoing saga and appreciated the wonderful gameplay by Jannik Sinner to make his way into the semi-finals. In the tweet, he further went ahead to call him a future champ.

“Hats off to @janniksin for his win tonight. Despite the unfair behaviour of Tsitsipas, he showed to everyone why he is a future champ and an authentic guy,” said Thierry in the interview.

Thus, this tweet by the CEO of Lacoste was directed towards Jannik Sinner, who has shown exceptional form so far in the tournament and made his way into the semi-finals. Despite the error from Tsitsipas, Sinner managed to keep his calm and composure and make his way into the semis. Now, for those wondering about the journey and the error from Stefanos Tsitsipas, here’s a quick overview of his journey at the ATP Finals.

Stefanos Tsitsipas had a very short journey at the ATP Finals

Stefanos Tsitsipas came into the ATP Finals with big hopes. However, those were shattered into pieces when he had to bow out unexpectedly of the tournament. He played Jannik Sinner in the first match. In a completely one-sided match, he lost the match with a  scoreline of 6-4, 6-4.

Then came his battle against Holger Rune. The match was only played for 3 games and Rune was leading 2-1 when Tsitsipas suffered an injury. Despite the doctors giving him the green light, the amount of pain he was in was enormous and thus he was forced to withdraw from the match and then the tournament.

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The departure of Tsitsipas handed Rune a substantial advantage, raising concerns about Djokovic’s path to the semifinals. However, Sinner’s win against Rune ultimately secured Djokovic’s spot in the semifinals, relieving the tension surrounding the Serbian player’s fate in the tournament.

Thus, the group was the one which had all the twists and turns in it. However, in the end, it was Sinner who paved the way for Djokovic’s qualification into the semis.

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